Tales of Graces f Remastered Gets Gameplay Trailer - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 02 November 2024 / 1,177 Views
Bandai Namco has released the gameplay trailer for Tales of Graces f Remastered and announced digital pre-orders for the remaster are also now open.
The Standard Edition is available for $39.99 / £34.99 / €39.99. It includes the main game and the pre-order bonuses Super Adventuring Assistance Set early unlock, which includes Apple Gel (x10), Grape Gel (x10), Life Bottle (x10), and Panacea Bottle (x10).
The Deluxe Edition is available for $59.99 / £49.99 / €59.99. It includes the main game, the Battle Background Music Pack, Super Growth Support Herb Set, the Digital art book and soundtrack, and the pre-order bonuses Super Adventuring Assistance Set early unlock, which includes Apple Gel (x10), Grape Gel (x10), Life Bottle (x10), and Panacea Bottle (x10).
View the gameplay trailer below:
Read details on the game below:
Tales of Graces f is back with a beautiful and easier-to-play version!
The game also includes Lineage and Legacies, an after-story to the main scenario!
Tales of Graces f is an action RPG about adventure in fantasy worlds and overcoming obstacles through friendship and determination.
A Child’s Promise is the World’s Last Hope
On a lush green planet called Ephinea, three young children make a promise to each other that could save the future.
Asbel, heir to a local lord, Richard, prince of the Windor kingdom, and Sophie, a strange girl with no known past, all swear a special friendship oath after helping each other survive a dangerous attempt on Richard’s life in the land of Lhant.
Years later, the world has changed. Asbel and his friends must face grave danger when Lhant becomes the battleground for a power grab among the three great nations of Ephinea. It is at this moment when an even greater threat is revealed and the bonds between the young heroes are put to the test with everything at stake.
Exhilarating Continuous Action With Two Styles to Choose From!
The Style Shift Linear Motion Battle System allows players to switch between two very different battle styles, Artes and Burst.
You can choose the strength and range of the party’s attacks, the size of the attack, and how close or far away you need to be to the enemy for maximum effectiveness.
Addition of Convenient Functions and Improved Graphics
Quality-of-life functions have been added, such as auto-save, various skip functions, the ability to turn off enemy encounters in fields and dungeons, and more.
Full Character Development and Item Elements
There are more than 100 different equipable titles that players can rank up through battles, allowing them to learn various skills and techniques that strengthen their stats.
Lineage and Legacies Depicts the World After the Ending
Six months have passed since the journey around the world. Sophie is troubled by uncomfortable thoughts about her eventual future and she is determined to find a way out.
At the same time, strange changes spread throughout Ephinea once again. While Asbel is concerned about Sophie, she and her friends set out to investigate the cause of the anomaly…
Tales of Graces f Remastered will launch for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC via Steam on January 17, 2025.
A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012 and taking over the hardware estimates in 2017. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel. You can contact the author on Twitter @TrunksWD.
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Hopefully this will do well enough to encourage them to re-release Xillia and the earlier games from SFC/PS1/PS2/PSP. Looking forward to this.
There’s definitely more cool games from the series past worth re-releasing.
I would love that.
As a Symphonia fan, I want a localization of Phantasia, its sequel. We only got the GBA port and that weird mobile port where Namco decided to treat a single player RPG like a freemium mobile game, and it folded in six months. I also have Destiny and Eternia on PS1, but I would like to have those games on systems I play now.
I played the GBA port of Phantasia a few years ago. The only way that game would be playable today is a remake or at the very least remaster with all summons taking effect in real time and either no random battles or random battle odds turned way down with experience gains buffed significantly, like the SEGA AGES versions of Phantasy Star games.
Every battle in Phantasia becomes a slog by the midpoint of the game because you will always have at least one character in your party that stops the action to cast an uninterruptable spell or summon that's like watching a PS1 loading screen several times a battle. If you have two of those characters, then a battle that should have taken one minute turns into three by the end. Imagine playing Final Fantasy VII and having to watch your CPU party members constantly summon Knights of the Round.
They seem to have slightly toned down how blinding the PS3 version could be with battle effects. Much appreciated.
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